The Legend of Sleepy Hollow

In the story of Sleepy Hollow, the setting is______________?

• a jungle in South America.

• a small town in the past.

• a city in the future.

• a forest in Alaska.

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What happened the morning after the Van Tassel party?

• A boy found a scorched pumpkin on the ground.

• Ichabod's horse was found.

• Ichabod had vanished.

• All of the above.

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When Brom Bones bellowed his story, he _____________.

• waved his arms wildly.

• spoke or shouted in a loud, deep voice.

• whispered in a mysterious voice.

• turned red as a lobster.

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Which word best describes Brom Bones?

• mean

• greedy

• shy

• happy

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According to Brom's story, what should you do if saw the Headless Horseman?

• Try to knock the pumpkin out of his hand.

• Climb the nearest tree.

• Head to the other side of the church bridge.

• See if he wants to race.

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Which of the following is NOT a detail about Ichabod?

• He is skinny.

• He likes Katrina Van Tassel.

• He does not like Brom Bones.

• He is brave.

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What happened after Ichabod vanished?

• The Headless Horseman was never seen again.

• The church bridge was torn down.

• Brom married Katrina.

• There were no more parties in Sleepy Hollow.

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Who is telling the story of The Legend of Sleepy Hollow?

• Ichabod Crane.

• Katrina Van Tassel.

• A narrator.

• A child.

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In the story mischief means _____________.

• ghostly.

• annoying behavior.

• loud.

• beautiful.

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What makes a story a legend?

• It is retold as if it were true.

• It has not been proven or documented.

• It falls somewhere between myth and historical fact.

• All of the above.

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